BOSNIAN PYRAMID RESEARCH

 This research examines the geometric connections between the Bosnian Pyramid site in Visoko and a network of significant natural landmarks and historical structures around the world. 

The study focuses exclusively on measurable geospatial patterns—such as alignments, distances, and positional relationships—without making any claims about the origin of the formations, whether manmade or natural.

By placing the Bosnian Pyramid within a wider global context, this work adds a new dimension to the study of Sha'Z Square, Sha’Z Mystic Lines and Areas, and Earth’s hidden forces, encouraging further exploration into the possible significance of these locations.

 Title

• Mainstream: Visočica Hill
• Claimed by Semir Osmanagić: Pyramid of the Sun
   

Coordinates (Summit / Peak)

• 43° 59′ 19.8″ N, 18° 10′ 12.6″ E (approximate, GPS-based)
   

Height / Dimensions

• Scientific surveys: ~213 m high (natural sedimentary hill)
• Proponent claims:
  • Height: ~220 m to 368 m (varies by measurement/modeling method)
  • Base dimensions (claimed): ~1,051 m × 876 m
     

Volume

• Mainstream science: No official volumetric calculation (considered a natural landform)
• Proponent estimate: ~112.9 million m³ (from claimed base and height)
• Independent neutral estimate: ~45–71 million m³ (based on 213 m height and base side 800–1,000 m)
   

Geological Composition (Scientific)

• Conglomerates, sandstone, and clay layers — consistent with regional flatiron formations

 Title

• Mainstream: Plješevica Hill 
• Claimed by Semir Osmanagić: Pyramid of the Moon
• BC+4Smithsonian 
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Coordinates (Summit / Peak)

• Precise coordinates are not widely documented in scientific sources; however, it is located close to Visoko, slightly west or northwest of Visočica (Pyramid of the Sun).  
• Based on geographic data (though not explicitly linked to the pyramid claim), the coordinates are approximately 43.8191° N, 19.0152° E 
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Height / Dimensions

• Proponent claims:
  • Height approximately 190 m
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• Scientific consensus:
  • No formal studies report a verified height; the hill is considered a natural flatiron formation similar in scale to the surrounding terrain
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Volume

• Mainstream science: No official volumetric data exists, as it's regarded as a natural formation.
• Proponent estimates: Volume not commonly published; available sources emphasize the height (~190 m) but do not detail added dimensions or volume estimates.
•   Alun Salt+9robertschoch.com+9ABC+9.
   

Geological Composition (Scientific)

• Composition matches regional geology: sandstone, clay, and mudstone layers, typical of naturally formed flatirons—same as other hills in the area,
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